Month: March 2016

Classroom management – want to learn how developing clear rules and expectations can help you in the classroom? Is this missing from your teaching plan? As we know, being a teacher can be an extremely difficult […]

The daily task of homework does not have to be done entirely at home.  Allotting more time for a student to complete homework by incorporating the idea that homework does not necessarily begin at home […]

Every child needs pediatric care from time to time. However, between the fear of stark, sterile hospital environments, the pain of being stuck with a needle, and being examined by a physician, children can often […]

If you want the answer to “Why a teacher needs to take time off in the summer”, then keep reading.  Remember that teaching can be very satisfying, but it can also be completely exhausting. And while it […]

Equal educational opportunities are vital for kids to do well in life.  Success is available to everyone but it takes hard work, and the support of family, friends, and especially teachers.  Always trust that with […]

Although not always the easiest thing in the world after a long and tiring day, reading out loud to your children can have a number of benefits. Whether in the morning during breakfast or at […]

Whether it is working individually, with a small group or in large numbers of students, prompts or guided questioning can help students to retain and comprehend the information they read. Typically specific or open-ended questions […]

The Stamford Hospital MOB (Medical Office Building) is an alternate way to organize Hospital Waiting Room Design that facilitates an increasing number of patients. The MOB features communal resources and promotes staff interaction in ways […]